Tulip Week 05
This ends tulip week (or is it tulip work week?). Hope you enjoyed
This ends tulip week (or is it tulip work week?). Hope you enjoyed
Since these were planted in Osaka, does that mean an army of Osaka Grannies came out en mass to set these up?
I would love to have a garden filled with white tulips. It’s one of the flowers I’m not allergic to. If I ever get a house, with a yard, these are going to be one of the first things I plant.
Yellow flowers are actually pretty difficult to photograph. The light reflects off of them a bit strangely at times.
During my last visit to Osaka, there was a flower festival near where I was to catch my bus home. For 1000 yen, I could see tons of flowers, buy plants, and visit a cute little cafe.
Am I the only one who wants to roll around in the greenery? Yeah? Well, this isn’t the first time.
Let’s go for a walk, shall we?
Today is my last day at Anjo. In some ways it’s a good thing, but in many more it’s a bad one. It’s the last time my group of friends will be in one sport for a while. April is the time for change here in Japan. Rchan is being transferred. KT is leaving the […]
So, Monday was the spring equinox, which means that spring is here. Finally. This winter felt pretty long, even though it wasn’t all that bad compared with New York. I’m just happy for the warmer weather and increase in flowers.
New kittens at the local shop. They’re a playful bunch. I like quickly saying hi on my way to work.
In New York, Spring is usually a pretty short affair. The best weather normally arrives in May. March is known for being windy, while April is known for its rain. May and June have the best warm weather, though the end of June can be pretty hot.
Let’s go for a walk through Osaka.